# Ally Logistic, CapitaLand Investment break ground on Omega 1 Singapore along Gul Lane - **Source:** EdgeProp Singapore - **Published:** 2026-09-25T07:35:42.000Z - **Author:** EdgeProp Singapore - **Original:** https://www.edgeprop.sg/property-news/ally-logistic-capitaland-investment-break-ground-omega-1-singapore-along-gul-lane - **Topics:** HDB & Public Housing, Commercial & Industrial, Investment & Capital Markets ## Featured rationale The long-term master lease and built-in rent escalation signal institutional and occupier confidence in technology-enabled logistics, potentially supporting stable fund income and industrial demand. ## AI summary ALP and CapitaLand Investment broke ground on the $260 million Omega 1 Singapore, a 764,244 sq ft smart logistics facility completing in 2H2028. ## Original article Taiwan’s largest logistics infrastructure developer Ally Logistic Property (ALP) and Singapore-listed real asset manager CapitaLand Investment (CLI) have broken ground on Omega 1 Singapore, a five-storey smart logistics facility in Tuas. Located at 19 Gul Lane and targeted for completion in the second half of 2028, the $260 million development is an asset under CLI’s CapitaLand Southeast Asia Logistics Fund. This is also the first time ALP is deploying its integrated Omega logistics infrastructure platform in Singapore. Read also: Seven industrial units in Tagore and one Kovan HDB shop on the market for $21 mil The platform, developed and proven in Taiwan, aims to help businesses improve fulfilment speed, operational visibility and supply chain resilience. It combines industrial real estate, shared automation, proprietary software and AI-enabled operational tools. “As supply chains are restructured, labour becomes scarcer and AI reshapes operations, businesses need infrastructure that connects physical assets, automation, software and intelligence as one system,” said Charlie Chang, CEO and co-founder of ALP. With the Omega platform, businesses can scale their operations more efficiently without having to bear significant upfront costs to develop separate infrastructure and integrate multiple systems, according to a Sept 24 joint release by ALP and CLI. This supports higher logistics throughput, reduces reliance on labour-intensive processes and allows businesses to expand more flexibly in line with demand, the release added. “Demand from institutional investors and occupiers for technology-enabled logistics infrastructure continues to grow across Asia Pacific," said Patricia Goh, CEO, Southeast Asia, and global head of logistics and self-storage at CLI. The Omega 1 Singapore development will be situated within the western industrial and logistics cluster. Read also: Mapletree Logistics Trust to sell Shanghai property for RMB323 mil As it is near Tuas Port, Tuas Checkpoint and Jurong Port, it will support domestic distribution, regional fulfilment and cross-border logistics flows. JTC chief executive Jacqueline Poh noted that optimising land use and adopting technology at scale will be critical to Singapore’s next phase of logistics growth. “Omega 1 Singapore demonstrates how innovative infrastructure partnerships can support a more competitive and future-ready logistics ecosystem, reinforcing Singapore’s role as a leading global trade and logistics hub,” Poh added. This January, CLI had announced that it will develop Omega 1 Singapore, its first smart logistics facility, as part of its next phase of logistics growth across Asia Pacific. That came alongside CLI’s acquisition of a minority stake in ALP, which is also an existing capital partner in the CapitaLand Southeast Asia Logistics Fund. When completed, the Singapore facility will have a gross floor area of 764,244 sq ft, with a storage capacity of 60,000 pallet positions. Read also: CapitaLand Investment cuts 90 Singapore jobs amid restructuring It is expected to be fully leased to ALP under a long-term master lease with built-in rent escalation, providing the investors in the CLI fund with stable and growing income, according to the Jan 8 release. Elsewhere in Southeast Asia, ALP has Omega facilities already operating or under development in Malaysia and Thailand. Under the CapitaLand Southeast Asia Logistics Fund, the Omega 1 Bang Na built-to-suit smart logistics campus is being developed in the Greater Bangkok Metropolitan Area. That will be Thailand’s biggest standalone logistics campus, with the first phase to be completed by end-September 2026. ## Chinese translation > Translation model: grok_cli ### Ally Logistic与凯德投资在Gul Lane为Omega 1 Singapore动土开工 这座五层智能物流项目将配备这家台湾企业可扩展、可接入自动化的基础设施平台。 台湾最大的物流基础设施开发商Ally Logistic Property（ALP）与新加坡上市的实物资产管理公司凯德投资（CapitaLand Investment，CLI）已为位于大士的五层智能物流设施Omega 1 Singapore动土开工。 该项目位于Gul Lane 19号，预计于2028年下半年竣工，总投资额为新币2.60亿元，是CLI旗下凯德东南亚物流基金（CapitaLand Southeast Asia Logistics Fund）的一项资产。 这也是ALP首次在新加坡部署其一体化Omega物流基础设施平台。 另读：Tagore七个工业单位及一个Kovan组屋店面以新币2100万元挂牌出售 该平台在台湾开发并经过验证，旨在帮助企业提升履约速度、运营可视性和供应链韧性。它将工业地产、共享自动化、专有软件和人工智能赋能的运营工具结合在一起。 ALP首席执行官兼联合创始人Charlie Chang表示：“随着供应链重组、劳动力日益短缺，以及人工智能重塑运营，企业需要能够将实物资产、自动化、软件与智能连接为同一系统的基础设施。” 根据ALP与CLI于9月24日发布的联合声明，借助Omega平台，企业可以更高效地扩大运营规模，而无需承担开发独立基础设施并整合多个系统的高额前期成本。 声明补充称，这有助于提高物流吞吐量、减少对劳动密集型流程的依赖，并使企业能够根据需求更灵活地扩张。 CLI东南亚首席执行官兼全球物流与自助仓储主管Patricia Goh表示：“机构投资者和租户对科技赋能物流基础设施的需求在亚太地区持续增长。” Omega 1 Singapore项目将坐落于西部工业与物流集群内。 另读：丰树物流信托拟以人民币3.23亿元出售上海物业 由于其靠近大士港、大士关卡和裕廊港，该项目将支持本地配送、区域履约和跨境物流流动。 裕廊集团（JTC）首席执行官Jacqueline Poh指出，优化土地利用并大规模采用科技，对新加坡下一阶段的物流增长至关重要。 Poh补充说：“Omega 1 Singapore展示了创新的基础设施合作如何支撑更具竞争力和面向未来的物流生态系统，从而巩固新加坡作为全球领先贸易与物流枢纽的地位。” 今年1月，CLI曾宣布将开发其首个智能物流设施Omega 1 Singapore，作为其亚太物流下一阶段增长的一部分。 与此同时，CLI收购了ALP的少数股权，ALP也是凯德东南亚物流基金的现有资本合作伙伴。 竣工后，这座新加坡设施的总楼面面积将达764,244平方英尺，仓储容量为60,000个托盘位。 另读：凯德投资重组，新加坡裁员90人 根据1月8日的声明，该设施预计将以长期主租约全部租予ALP，并内置租金递增机制，从而为CLI基金的投资者提供稳定且增长的收入。 在东南亚其他地区，ALP已有Omega设施在马来西亚和泰国运营或开发中。 在凯德东南亚物流基金项下，Omega 1 Bang Na量身定制智能物流园区正在大曼谷都会区开发。 那将成为泰国最大的独立物流园区，首期预计于2026年9月底竣工。